Green Iguanas’ are preyed upon and exploited by hawks

Iguanas are omnivores that like to eat leaves and fruits

Green Iguanas use “head bobs” and dewlaps in a variety of ways in social interactions

Iguanas lay up to fifty eggs at a time, and baby iguanas are usually bright green.

They will attempt to flee

They dive into the water and swim away

They will change their color to hide

They will release whistle sound and scream

They are oviparous that lay up to fifty eggs at a time

Their special adaptation is to change colors to attract mates

   They use their long claws to climb trees easily

 Iguanas can live in tropical rain forests, deserts, and on rocks along the ocean.

Effort

Failure

Neglect

Ignore

    To describe verbal bullying

  To inform people about bullying and the impacts

    To entertain the readers

    To describe about the impacts of bullying

Trying to make someone to feel isolated and lonely

 Using demeaning language to belittle someone

Using instant messaging, cell phone text messages and online social network to humiliate others

Physically dominate other another person by kicking, punching and other harmful activities

Obvious physical problems and injuries

Develop greater emotional stability

  Depression (and even suicide)

Drug use and stunted social development

To be excluded from a society or a group

   To be received by a society

To be accustomed to a culture

    To be familiar to a certain habits

    Strong

   Crude

    Delicate

   Sturdy